Could anyone please tell me approximately how many 3"-4" cookie cutters could be made from one roll of PLA? (ballpark?)
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I calculate about 100 (+/-). With 3D printing it's all about the weight. You can get a better estimate if you have the type of cookie cutter you are thinking about making and weigh it on a scale. I dug up some old cookie cutters that have full (design?) back (not just an outline). 5 of them weighed 44grams so just under 9 grams each. I rounded it up to 10 to make the math a bit easier and allow for a bit of waste. A standard spool of PLA is 1Kg (1000 grams). 1000 / 10 = 100. Viola!
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These cookie cutters are 3". If you need mor me information go to the R and M website
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They are about the size of a sheet of printer paper (7 X 10 1/4)and are plastic. Very flexible. I haven't tried to cut one but I would think any good pair of scissors would cut it easily as they are only slightly thicker than printer paper.
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There should be 3 sizes of templates. It should not be a problem. Matter of fact - they were very small...
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i am working on one in my engineering class and i plan on making around 10 of them. i will keep one for myself but the other nine i will be selling for a good price.
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Hey, Zachary. I guess I must really be showing my age when asking sales persons if they had any biscuit cutters and being met with a blank look and the ensuing question, "A biscuit cutter? What's that?" After searching through many stores, and online, for the perfect size cutter for biscuits, I finally found a 3" cutter that, for me, makes a perfectly sized biscuit.
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Have not cut poly. Have cut styrene plastic 1/16th and 3/32 easily. (just turn the heat up a bit). Don't see it can't cut 1/8. Take your time...move slowly. Hope this helps. R/DLF
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You don't feed the entire roll. You can cut it to any length up to 11" long, making it the same size as standard paper, if that's the maximum size that your printer will handle. You save on waste, by being able to cut smaller lengths, as necessary. I usually print my design out in a trial run, in greyscale, or draft mode, on regular paper, to see how large the design is, then cut the fabric appropriately. Hope this answers your question.
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I do 2 things, I cut cardboard boxes to the correct size and I bought a roll of 4+ mil construction plastic that I cut to size. 1 roll of plastic should last you many years, probably your whole life.
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Wilton makes one you can use for cookie dough (and hard candy, chocolate, jello, etc). See it here: Wilton 570-0118 8 Cavity Round Silicone Shot Mold, GreenHope that helps!
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i don't know but the dimension is not too big then the cutter its like 4 or 5 inch each side but i don't have a exactly dimension sorry
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The actual diameter of each cutter varies a bit depending on the shape. However, the most "round" of the shapes is a little over 1" in diameter.
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If I remember right, when you got the email from the company saying your molds were shipped, there is a link on that message that gets to your recipes. It's 28 pages, have lots of ink! Hope that works.
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It depends on the tin. There are three kinds of tins. Small w/plastic separators. Large w/plastic separators, and large w/no separators, just cookies. Don
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It has been so long that I really could not say how many loops. It seems to me there were enough to make 3-4 potholders though. Not too sure about that. Sorry I could not be more help.
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The kit included 50 drawing templates, so ultimately, without any mistakes you can make 50 plates. It should be noted that it cost additional money for each template to be made into a plate. Also, the instruction say that the outside 1/4 inch will be cut off and recommend making a line for kids. Be aware that if you don't erase the line, it will/can show up on the finished product.
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They'd make pretty "normal" sized cupcakes, my my opinion. Not mini ones whatsoever. And they wont release any chemicals unless you heat them over 500 degrees for long periods of time. Silicone is very temperature safe unlike plastic.